15 SEP, 2023
Ayaan Paul Chowdhury
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Take a look at the global landscape of higher education as we scroll through countries with the highest numbers of universities, each with its own unique academic legacy.
France boasts 617 universities, known for its world-class culinary arts and fashion programs, attracting students from around the globe to its universities.
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With 704 universities, Iran is renowned for its strong emphasis on science and engineering education, producing skilled professionals in these fields.
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Russia's 1,058 universities contribute to its long history of excellence in mathematics and space exploration, and its universities have contributed significantly to these fields.
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Japan's 1,063 universities reflect a hub for cutting-edge technology and robotics research, with universities playing a vital role in advancing these areas.
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Mexico's 1,173 universities are known for their vibrant culture and arts programmes, fostering creativity and artistic expression.
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Brazil's 1,297 universities foster a strong focus on environmental and biodiversity research, given the country's vast natural resources.
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China leads with 2,565 universities at the forefront of artificial intelligence and technology innovation, making it a global tech powerhouse.
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Indonesia's 2,595 universities contribute to preserving and studying the rich biodiversity of its archipelago, with a focus on marine sciences.
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The USA's 3,216 universities boast a diverse higher education system with a wide array of programs, making it a destination for students seeking variety and choice.
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India tops the list with 5,288 universities, known for their cultural diversity and offer a wide range of courses, reflecting the country's rich heritage and emphasising its dedication to higher eductation.
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